Sentence examples for both accounts the difference from inspiring English sources

How we make true versions is absolutely the same on both accounts; the difference is only with respect to what we do when we make true versions (see WW and McCormick 1996 for discussion).

The computation of the standard errors for the estimates presented in this section needs to take into account both the differences in the sampling frames across countries and the variation induced by the imputation of the ability scores.

In the case of C.glutamicum, three distinct networks for each case (glucose, fructose or sucrose) were created to take into account both the differences in the sugar uptake and in the yield of biomass synthesis with respect to the nature of the sugar.

Study and system design may both account for the differences in time taken to process the cases.

We also took into account the difference in recruitment procedures between both surveys.

Take into account the difference in durability.

The verification method proposed by Low seems to be more complete since it takes into account both the dose difference (DD) and the distance to agreement (DTA), allowing the definition of a "score" of an interested dose distribution.

Extrapolation to prototype responses requires addition correction to take into account the differences both in structural mode shape and in spanwise correlation of excitation forces between the section model and the prototype.

What accounts for the difference between U.S. and international accounting standards?

The performances obtained for both materials were compared taking into account the differences in terms of textural properties, Ni species and reaction mechanism.

In order to be able to compare meaningfully both studies, one must take into account the differences in the study populations.